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Lourde perte pour Clermont : opéré du biceps, George Moala sera absent "quelques mois"

Par Anthony Tallieu

Il y a 90 jours

Le centre clermontois george Moala a subi une opération au biceps et manquera les premiers mois de la saison. (Crédit photo - Getty images)

Une très mauvaise nouvelle pour Clermont. L’ASM, qui affronte Toulouse dimanche à Marcel-Michelin en clôture de la 1ère journée de Top 14 (21h05), a communiqué sur son site internet la blessure longue durée de George Moala. Le très expérimenté centre international tongien (34 ans), qui a également été un All Black à 4 reprise entre 2015 et 2016, a été victime d’une “rupture du biceps” vendredi dernier lors du match amical contre Toulon à Issoire.

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Moala a été “contraint de subir une intervention chirurgicale réparatrice qui le privera de compétition pendant quelques mois”. Son impact et son expérience manqueront à Clermont, qui devra par ailleurs faire sans Irae Simone (ischios) au centre pour le choc de dimanche face au Stade toulousain.

La saison dernière, George Moala a pris part à 14 rencontres de Top 14 dont 10 en tant que titulaire.

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